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NDD
(redirected from Nature deficit disorder)

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NDDNorton Disk Doctor (Norton Utilities)
NDDNext-Day Delivery
NDDNature Deficit Disorder
NDDNational Direct Dialing
NDDNational Diploma in Design (UK)
NDDNarcotics Detection Dog
NDDNational Distribution Division
NDDNetwork Demarcation Device
NDDNon-Decision Directed (digital communications)
NDDNational Diploma in Dairying (UK)
NDDNegotiation-Decision Document
NDDNetwork Design Document
NDDNeurologically Determined Death
NDDNo Designated Driver
NDDNormalized Defect Density
NDDNon-Dimensional Data
NDDNavigational Data Display
NDDNetwork Descriptive Database (Sprint)
NDDNon-coherent Differential Detection
NDDNon-Linear Data Directed
NDDNon-Decreasing Differences
NDDNon-Dimensional Drawing
NDDNext Duty Day
NDDNetwork Detailed Design
NDDNumerical Decision Diagram (computer science)


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They're trying to protect them from NDD - Nature Deficit Disorder - and all the personal and societal problems the ailment can lead to.
Long before the program was created, our recreation directors had seen evidence of nature deficit disorder when we took children into the outdoors" says Bob Bierscheid, former director of Saint Paul Parks & Recreation.
Richard Louv, author of the book, Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature Deficit Disorder, argues that kids are so plugged into television and video games that they've lost their connection to the natural world.
 
 
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